This story is about a brother, sister, and guardian angel Gabriel. In today's fast-paced environment, it is easy to understand how a person could be overwhelmed by all the technology choices marketed toward children, teenagers, and adults. The story shows that without careful deliberation regarding our choices and the amount of time spent in the "Imaginary World," we face a risk of becoming disconnected from the experiences available in our real physical world. Though deceptively presented as harmless, simple entertainment often results in a complex trap of time-consuming obsessive behavior. In our world today, something as innocent as misplacing one's phone has been shown to cause severe anxiety. This behavior develops over time and is so gradual that the person isn't usually aware that an addiction exists. When Abel's sister develops a technological addiction, it's Abel to the rescue. Mable doesn't realize the technology she is using contains an intentionally uncorrected known latent defect. She needs a force greater than herself to free her from the hypnotic trance induced by her technology addiction. Abel is always willing to be of service and a force for good. Together they use Mable's experience to free a trapped sable and, at the same time, discover the inner peace of God, resulting in a long, healthy life with the Father. Through the lighthearted adventures of Abel and Mable, this book offers the peace of God as a solution to the release from technological slavery and all other forms of physical and mental addictive choices by recognizing and choosing spiritual help and healing from our Master, Jesus. Jesus is our invisible cable uplink to answer all of our questions. As with our previous book, Jake and the Snake, there is symbology and hidden clues within each of the adventure scenes. So enjoy!